What's clear is that increasing the quantity of vehicles on London's roads is not compatible with meeting European air quality standards — not unless the vehicles in question generate zero emissions.
Like Plantinga, he admits that such an argument might be equally available to other religious practices; it all depends on whether the practice in question generates massive and unavoidable contradictions, on central matters, either internally, or with other equally well-established practices.
As seen in the questions generated by students, many items contained audio recordings or photos produced by the participants themselves and used to describe the abstract concepts covered in the units (e.g., excited, tired, sick, bored, sleepy, big, small, clean, dirty, long, and short).
Table 1 also shows that the question had the "Choose the correct sentence" text, which is called the question's stem, and it is used in all the questions generated using Papasalouros's question generator.
That's something he's done previously in response to questions generated by a major drones-related scoop.
Such applications arise, for example, in experimental physics, where the data in question is generated by accelerators, and in simulation science, where the data is generated by supercomputers.
Carried out with quality control in mind, the 18 French Canadian questions generated in step 1 were translated back into American English by one qualified translator, native speaker of English, proficient in French Canadian and living in Quebec.
The entire survey included a total of 214 questions generated in the Chinese language in a format of multiple choice or true/false option.
In a further statement, P&G refuted suggestions that they had not been fully co-operative: 'The raw clinical data in question were generated by P&G at great effort and expense,' the company said.
Then a turbine began to run inside a small, redbrick hall at Tofte, a few kilometres south-west of Oslo, and electric current emerged.The power in question was generated by osmosis.
